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1987.02.24_TC_Minutes_Workshop• TOWN OF HIGHLAND BEACH, FLORIDA Minutes of Meeting of Town Commission WORKSHOP MEETING Tuesday, February 24, 1987 1:30 P.M. The Workshop Meeting of the Town Commission was called to order by Mayor Edward J. Sullivan in the Town Commission Chambers at Town Hall. Also present were Vice Mayor Mary Louise Blosser and Town Commissioners John J. Basso, William A. Grier and Betty Jean Stewart. Also present were Town Manager Hugh D. Williams, Town Attorney Thomas E. Sliney, Building Official Bruce Sutherland, Town Clerk Mary Ann Mariano and members of the general public. 87.1 Public Comments and Requests: Mr. Michael Dent of Casuarina, Robert Gregerson of Seagate, and David T. Robinson of Regency Highland addressed the Town Commission expressing their views on the qualifications of David T. Robinson as a candidate for Town Commission in the upcoming March 10, 1987 Municipal Election. Mr. Dent also requested that a copy of his previously submitted letter dated February 16, 1987 regarding the Land Use Plan be attached and made • a part of the Minutes of this meeting. 87.2 Boards and Committees: It was noted that the term of Community Appearance Board Regular Member Frank Savino expires in March, 1987. 87.3 Proposed Ordinances and Resolutions: 1. AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN OF HIGHLAND BEACH PROVIDING FOR FLOOD DAMAGE PROTECTION (1st Reading 2/3 - Published 2/13) Town Attorney Sliney noted that most of this Ordinance was technical and felt that it should be adopted in its entirety. There were several blanks to be filled in which the Town Commission went through, noting that there were several remaining items of information to be inserted by the Building Official prior to its adoption. This proposed Ordinance will be submitted in final form for possible adoption at the March 3, 1987 Regular Meeting. 2. AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN OF HIGHLAND BEACH, FLORIDA, REQUIRING OWNERS OF IMPROVED REAL PROPERTY TO MAINTAIN STREET NUMBERS ON THEIR PROPERTY. (1st Reading 2/3 - Published 2/13) • This proposed Ordinance was deferred until the March Workshop Meeting, awaiting a report from Anthony Abbate, Code Enforcement Officer. } . MINUTES OF TOWN COMMISSION WORKSHOP MEETING February 24, 1987 Page 2 of 5 Questions are still pending regarding specific requirements for "visibility" of street numbers. 3. PROPOSED ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE PROTECTION OF SEA TURTLES. This proposed Ordinance was deferred to the March Workshop Meeting awaiting further information, specifically a draft of the proposed Palm Beach County Ordinance on this subject. Concern was expressed regarding the provision of security on the beach by regulating the lighting which will be addressed further. Upon Commissioner Stewart's inquiry, Mr. Williams noted that Mr. Echeverria who heads the Highland Beach Turtle Program had been informed of this meeting. 87.4 Discussion re March Issue of THE BULLETIN The March issue of THE BULLETIN was then discussed with several recom- mendations made as to the working and order of its contents. There was a consensus to approve THE BULLETIN with the suggested changes. Discussion was held as to the question of whether or not unopposed • candidates should appear on the ballot. Mayor Sullivan expressed a concern regarding the possibility of "write in" candidates for Mayor. The Town Clerk noted that write in candidates could only be valid if it pertained to a question already on the ballot, and inasmuch as the question of Mayor would not be on the ballot, there could be no write ins. The Town Clerk will however, get further information on this matter from the Supervisor of Elections of Palm Beach County. 87.8 Submission of list of proposed poll workers for March lg, 1987 Election The Town Clerk submitted the following names and recommended their appointment as poll workers for the upcoming municipal election: Clerk: Helene Harris Inspectors: William C. Maclarty Paul J. Felder Nita Martin Adele Allen Catherine Hughes The approval of these workers will be placed on the March 3, 1987 Regular Meeting Consent Agenda. • • MINUTES OF TOWN COMMISSION WORKSHOP MEETING February 24, 1987 Page 3 of 5 REPORTS - TOWN COMMISSION Mayor Edward J. Sullivan Mayor Sullivan reported that the equipment necessary for the implementation of the ammonia-treated water system (Ammoniators) would be installed and operational during April. Vice Mayor Mary Louise G. $losser With regard to the feasibility of the conduct of a community survey,. it was agreed that this be accomplished after the March 1~J, 1987 Municipal Election, possibly at the March Workshop Meeting. The Town Manager will supply the Town Commission with copies of the former 1976 and 1981 community surveys as well as any new suggested questions. Vice Mayor Blosser requested a report on the status of the Regency Roof structures. Mr. Williams advised that Notices of Violation were pending and upon non-compliance of these, Citations would then be issued by the Code Enforcement Officer for action by the Code Enforcement Board. Vice Mayor Blosser then noted that with regard to certain charter • amendments which had been made by Ordinance without referendum, that the Town Attorney please submit the appropriate statutes which allow same through administrative process. Vice Mayor Blosser then read a statement into the record, a copy of which is affixed to these Minutes and made a part hereof, with attach- ments. During this statement, the Town Clerk was requested to read into the record the Sun Sentinel Article dated 2/12/87, and a letter from the Vice Mayor to the Town Attorney dated 2/12/87. Commissioner John J. Basso At Commissioner Basso's request, the Town Attorney's reply dated 2/18/87 to Vice Mayor Blosser's letter of 2/12/87 was read into the record by Attorney Sliney. Commissioner William A. Grier Commissioner Grier stated that with regard to a letter submitted by Michael Dent on the Land Use Plan amendments, he too requested that it be made an official part of the records of the Town and attached to these Minutes. Commissioner Grier commended County Sanitation on their attention to picking up debris which had blown from the dumpster at Ocean Terrace • North. MINUTES OF TOWN COMMISSION WORKSHOP MEETING February 24, 1987 Page 4 of 5 Commissioner Grier then commented on Attorney Sliney's letter of 2/18/87 regarding the eligibility of candidates. Commissioner Grier stated that he did not agree with the Town Attorney's ruling that the Town itself should not get involved and felt that the Town had an obligation to persue this matter. Commissioner Betty Jean Stewart Commissioner Stewart cited an editorial appearing in the February 23, 1987 issue of the Boca News suggesting that support be given to the present Palm Beach County Handgun law which is being jeopardized by pending statewide legislation. The Town Attorney was directed to draft a Resolution of support for the March 3, 1987 Regular Meeting. Mr. Williams will also urge support for this issue at the Palm Beach County Municipal League Meeting being held on 2/25/87. REPORTS - TOWN ATTORNEY Attorney Sliney reported on a proposed "Developer's Agreement" between the Town and the owners of Town Lots 133-137 East (the former Frederick Property). Attorney Sliney noted that the Planning Board will be t meeting on February 25, 1987 to review this proposed agreement and make their recommendations to the Town Commission. Some of the issues to be addressed are the existing gatehouse, the clearing of the land, the common access driveway, etc. This proposed agreement will require additional review by the Town Commission prior to adoption. This proposed agreement will be submitted to the Planning Board by the Town Attorney for their February 25, 1987 Meeting. Commissioner Stewart cited the fact that the Town does not allow any work on a site without a building permit. The Planning Board will take this into consideration in their deliberations on this matter. Commissioner Stewart further stated that she would want added to this proposed agreement that any ideas presented and may be accepted as part of the agreement are not to take precedence over Highland Beach Codes or Ordinances in order to avoid any conflicts. It was also noted that any demolition to take place would not allow the debris to be used as fill on the site. A recess was then taken in order to open bids for the purchase of a gas storage tank and to hold a Special Meeting to consider the adoption of an agreement between the Town and the Clarendon for the installation of a communications antenna. Upon reconvening the Workshop Meeting, it was noted that the request of Attorney Slinkman re Phase II of the Hoffman/Broadview site would be addressed at the March Workshop Meeting. MINUTES OF TOWN COMMISSION WORKSHOP MEETING February 24, 1987 Page 5 of 5 REPORTS - TOWN MANAGER The Town Manager is still working on a policy regarding the maintenance of the Bel Lido rights-of-way which will be submitted for discussion at the March Workshop Meeting. The Town Manager reported on a bill submitted to the Legislature by the Palm Beach County Fire/Rescue Department allowing by dual Ordinance the option to opt out of the present agreement and join the MSTU. This would not affect the Town's rate for service and therefore, the Town felt that comment on this item was not necessary. The Town Manager will contact Representative Steve Press to urge his support of PCB JUD (d6 regarding sovereign immunity legislation for liability insurance for municipalities. The Town Manager requested clarification regarding enforcement of the Newsrack Ordinance, specifically whether the present racks were to be considered "grandfathered in" or held liable for the provisions as adopted. All action by the Town Manager was deferred until the Town Commission re-addresses this issue at the March Workshop Meeting. An Ordinance increasing the Town's connection fees with regard to water and sewer hook-ups will be given first reading at the March 3, 1987 Regular Meeting. There being no further business to come before the Town Commission at this Workshop Meeting, same was adjourned at 3:45 P.M. APPROVED: MAY BETTY JEAN STEWART VICE MA OR MARY OUISE G. BLOSSER C ISS R JOHN ,~:- S//A50 OMMISSIONE~ DAVID T. ROBINSON r---~ ATTEST: r- ~. ,~j~ ~ J ~~~4~~~~ COMMISS~IO R ROBERT F. SCHOLZ DATE: ~~~~C-~~ l J~l~~ ~, ~ STATF OF VICE MAYOP . *l'RY M11SF G. BLOSSrP Feb. 24, 19Q7 Let us NOT confuse the issues. Interference in the election per se is not the proper business Of this Commission. The business of this commission is to uphold the Town Charter, the Town Ordinances, and all the other laws to which we have sworn observance... as well as to handle whatever else may be properly considered Town Business. Accordinly, I wrote a letter to the Town Attorney on Feb. 12, 1967. MY letter dealt with two aspects that properly are the concern of this Commission: 1) the assumption of valid candidacies as a prerequisite to the required certification after election, and '') the conduct of the business of this Commission. It should be noted that nowhere in my letter did I mention blocking a candidacy, strikinq anyone's name from a ballot, or issue a legal challenge. (Will the Town Clerk please now read for the record, first, the Sun - Sentinel article of Feb. 12, and then my letter to the Town Attorney, -4s" e.) To continue: Pegarding certification: To me it means that I would personally attest that the election was proper in that all candidates qualified in compliance with the Town Charter; that as far as I could know, the election itself was properly conducted; and that the vote tally givenrus resulted in specific numbers of votes for each candidate. In other wor(±s, it's a matter of personal integrity. I have observed the laws and served this Town to the best of my ability. I have never lied, } and I don't intend to start doing so } Vice Mayor Blosser • Regarding the conduct of Town business: The Sun - Sentinel article of Feb. 12 presented facts and raised questions which in my mind demanded action. The article placed this Commission in a 'Catch 22' position- - either ask the Town Attorney to investigate, OR,M be prepared subsequently to read well- deserved articles to the effect that the Highland Beach Commission sits on its hands, doesn't observe its own charter, silently acquiesces, etc. Once it had been raised, the issue could not have been expected to disappear. That fact should have been obvious to anyone who has watched TV or read a newspaper in this post - Watergate era. Public officials have public responsibilities. I looked forward to seeing some additional letters by Commission members to the Town Attorney - -or at least one from the current mayor or the mayor presumptive. I am informed that there were vte: If that is the case, I am ashamed of the apparent disregard on the part of my fellow Commissioners for the reputation of this Town as well as for the reputation of this body. I have too much respect for my fellow residents in Highland Beach to participate in seeing this town made a laughingstock. ® Regarding the Town Attorney's letter to the Town Manager, dated Feb. 18, 1987, of which we all have copies, Mr. Sliney has written his opinion. It is my right to accept it or to reject it. It does NOT uphold or defend our ordinances or the Town Charter. Every office in this nation,from the Presidency on down, has qualifying requirements of some kind. To indicate that the only means of enforcing properly drawn and properly processed qualification requirements is by a judicial decision makes a mockery of the work done over many years by governmental bodies in the drafting of qualifications. Vice Mayor Blosser 4 It makes a mockery of the entire process. L/ Ordinances 42? and 517, pertinent to this issue, were drafted and approved by the present Town Attorney - -who now doesn't wish to defend the very legislation he said was legal. Several of us now seated approved those ordinances on the basis of presumed legality: In 1981 -- Sullivan and Blosser, with Basso absent. In 1985 -- Basso, Stewart and Blosser. Mr. Sliney, however, now tells us in effect that to all intents and purposes, these ordinances and this section of the Charter are useless and not worth the paper they are written on. I disagree and reject his opinion. I feel certain that electoral qualifications are fully defensible when there is a desire to defend them, and that in many other communities, in �.rable similar instances, they have been successfully defended. In conclusion, I hereby request that the following public documents and this statement be permanently attached to the minutes of this meeting for A the information of future Commissions, staff, and registered voters including prospective candidates: Sun - Sentinel article of Feb. 12, 1987. My letter to the Town Attorney of Feb. 12, 1987. Ordinances 422 and 517. The Town Attorney's reply, addressed to the Town Manager, dated Feb. 18, 1987. -0- n P In it strongly %%oidcd letter to Mayor bCIN saw 1.1W C,I1JIe w,, 111st,+1cu Into IIIV Doak Campbell, Leadership Cablevision partially developed neighborhood after t. i` asked that the City Commission withhold residents there had requested service. Sun- � renewal of a franchise agreement for its belt was unaware it had violated its fran *rig competitor Sunbelt Denntronics Cable Ltd. chise agreement, he said.'M t after Sunbelt extended its cable service be- Chambers said the expansion is neces- yond its approved service area. Leadership sary to increase the company's customer also asked that any expansion of Sunbelt's base and meet rising cost of doing business. a `: service area be denied by the commission. "I apologize if we went in error," Cham- - Sunbelt had requested Tuesday night hers said. "We only realized we were out- f that the commission accept a new fran- side our area after our competition pointed chise agreement to include the expanded it out to us." area. Sunbelt's franchise area covers about 13 The commission did approve a new square miles west of Interstate 95. The t agreement for Sunbelt but said that Sun- company has 800 customers in Delray 1 belt would have to apply for an expansion Beach, about 680 of which live in the Pines of its service area. of Delray development. Leadership serves All cable' companies must get the city's the rest of the city. t permission to operate in Delray Beach. Officials from Leadership, a subsidiary _ And the companies' service areas are lim- ited by the city. SEE CABLE 12 1 a ail ca r - e I I11�. un ab day from his condominium at the Regency °_ j By ELAINE A. ELLIS Highland. "Obviously I feel I'm qualified to e and NEIL SANTANIELLO run or I wouldn't have filed." k Staff writers Robinson said that he owned his High- HIGHLAND BEACH — Town Commis- land Beach property throughout his bid for sion candidate David Robinson may not the county commission seat, stating, "I — have lived in town long enough to seek of- have been a resident of the town of High- _ fiee, according to county records. land Beach for five years." To qualify for election, a candidate must In January 1986 Robinson filed to run ` be a resident of the town and a registered for the Palm Beach County Commission voter in the town's precinct for one year seat held_ at the time by Commissioner Ken prior,to.the qualifying date, according to Spillias. In June, however, he withdrew .7 the town charter. from the race citing lack of time to sue- Robinson, however, stated his address cesstully pursue the seat. was 2000 Presidential Way in West Palm The county voter registration records Beach when he filed his campaign report show that a change was made to Robin- + `: as a Palm Beach County Commission can- son's voter registration on July 22, 1985, didate in July 1986, said Palm Beach Coun- but the change is not specified. Staff photo /PHIL SKINNER ty Supervisor of Elections Jackie Winches Winch said it has been up to [he substance. ter• courts to decide what provides proof of res- Seven months after this campaign re- idency, but oftentimes it is voter registra- - — =— port was filed showing the West Palm tion. ® Beach address, Robinson, 49, entered the' Highland Beach Town Commission race Town Attorney Thomas Sliney had no Ing stating his address as 3912 S. Ocean Blvd. comment on the situation, stating he had in Highland Beach. not been asked to investigate, but would be "Until the town has something to say, I happy to do so if the town officials request - have no comment," Robinson said Wednes- ed him to. _,a tg centers should be built �! - ions. i major six -lane road that t another major six -lane "t i I i to build the shop- r�`, X i ?i&,.-there isn't any bet- J � Aping center in the coon- a „ ht mind is going to build ;es at a major intersec- as being discriminated l 4d t f h x -:n't in�f;r a for all in this + ° .'.f. To o ( �1° H ighland Beach Edward I Sullivan or Vice Mayor. % Mary Louise G. Blosser Commissioners: �0 3614 SOUTH OCEAN BOULEVARD • HIGHLAND BEACH, FLORIDA 33431 John 1. Basso �0� ► 4 �� William A Grier Betty Jean Stewart Palm Beach County, Florida 305 - 278 -4548 Town Manager: Hugh D. Williams Feb. 12, 1987 Mr. Thomas F. Sliney, Town Attorney Town of Highland Beach 1614 South Ocean Blvd. Highland Beach, Fla. 11411. Dear Mr. Sliney: Those of us who presently are seated on the Highland Beach Town Commission will on March 11th he required to certify the results of the March 10th election on the assumption of valid candidacies. The Town Charter specifically states that candidates "must be both domiciled within the corporate limits of the Town of Highland Beach and a qualified elector of the Town of Highland Beach, registered in Precinct 191 ... within the Town of Highland Beach, for a period of not less than one (1) year immediately preceding the beginning of the qualification period." I call your attention particularly to the words "immediately preceding." Information to the above effect was specifically given to all residents of Highland Beach in the official Town Letter. The January issue stated "To be eligible, one must be a voter, registered in Precinct 191, who has been a resident of Highland Beach since January 27, 1986 (one year prior to the first date of qualifying)." The attached newspaper article published in today's issue of the Sun - Sentinel raises questions about the eligibility of candidate David Robinson. You will note that the article quotes Jackie Winchester, Palm Beach County Supervisor of Flections, as saying that Mr. Robinson "stated his address was 2000 Pres- idential Way in West Palm Beach when he filed his campaign report as a Palm Reach County Commission candidate in July 19P6." Tn fairness to the voters of Highland Beach, to all the candidates, and to the Town Commission itself, I hereby request that you promptly investigate the questionable filing situation and return a written ruling as soon as possible. Thank you. Sincerely, Mary Louise G. Blosser Copies: Town Commission Vice Mayor Town Manager Town Clerk Mr. David Robinson ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN OF HIGHLAND BEACH, FLORIDA AMENDING SECTION 1.06(5) OF THE CHARTER OF THE TOWN OF HIGHLAND BEACH PERTAINING TO RESIDENCY REQUIREMENT FOR ELIGIBILITY FOR ELECTION OR APPOINTMENT AS A TOWN COMMISSIONER. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN C014MISSION OF THE TOWN OF HIGHLAND BEACH, FLORIDA, that Section 1.06(5) of the Town Charter be amended to read: (5) No person shall be eligible for election or appointment as Commissioner (specifically including offices of Mayor and Vice Mayor) who is not a citizen of the State of Florida and who is not a registered, qualified elector, actually living and residing within the corporate limits of the Town of Highland Beach for a period of not less than one (1) year immediately preceding the beginning of the qualification period for candidates for Commission as set forth in Section 1.06(6) of the Town Charter or one year immediately preceding the effective date of any appointment as Commissioner. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE TOWN COMMISSION OF THE TOWN OF HIGHLAND BEACH, FLORIDA, this Y� of , A.D., / fiC 1981; this Ordinance shall become effective on the / -day of A.D., 1981. ATTEST: -_ Louis Y. Horton, Mayor 9 ; � A Town Clerk Harold C. �t'orm, Vice Mayor 7-7-81 P(d. First Reading John J. Basso, Commissioner Posted after First Reading Mary use G. T losser, Commissioner 7-17-81 Published Edward J.I llivan, Commissioner is A06, Final Rea ng 13L_t__ Posted aAber Adoption �a� ORDINANCE NO. 4'Z AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN OF HIGHLAND BEACH, FLORIDA AMENDING SECTION 1.06 (2) OF THE CHARTER OF THE TOWN OF HIGHLAND BEACH PERTAINING TO ELECTION DATES, AMENDING SECTION 1.06 (5) OF THE CHARTER OF THE T014N OF HIGHLAND BEACH PERTAINING TO REQUIREMENTS FOR ELIGIBILITY FOR ELECTION OR APPOINTMENT AS A TOWN COMMINSSIONER, AND AMENDING SECTION 1.06 (6) OF THE CHARTER OF THE TOWN OF HIGHLAND BEACH PERTAINING TO QUALIFYING DATES FOR FILING AS A CANDIDATE FOR TOWN COMMISSIONER; AND AMENDING SECTION 8 -3 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE TOWN OF HIGHLAND BEACH PERTAINING TO ELECTION DATES AND AMENDING SECTION 8 -4 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE TOWN OF HIGHLAND BEACH PERTAINING TO QUALIFICATION OF CANDIDATES AND THE DATES FOR FILING AS A CANDIDATE. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN COMMISSION OF THE TOWN OF HIGHLAND BEACH, FLORIDA, that Section 1.06 (2) of the Town Charter be amended to read: (2) On the second Tuesday in March, 1985, and every two (2) years thereafter, the qualified electors of the Town shall elect a mayor - commissioner and two (2) other commissioners for terms of two (2) years. On the second Tuesday in March, 1986, and every two (2) years thereafter, the qualified electors of the Town shall elect a vice - mayor- commissioner and one (1) other commissioner for terms of two (2) years. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED BY THE TOWN COMMISSION OF THE TOWN OF HIGHLAND BEACH, FLORIDA, that Section 1.06 (5) of the Town Charter be amended to read: (5) To be eligible for election or appointment as commissioner (including offices of mayor and vice - mayor), a person must be a citizen of the State of Florida. Additionally, a person to be eligible for election or appointment as commissioner (including offices of mayor and vice - mayor) must be both domiciled within the corporate limits of the Town of Highland Beach and a qualified elector of the Town of Highland Beach registered in Precinct 191 or such other Precinct as may be established from time to time within the Town of Highland Beach for a period of not less than one year immediately preceding the beginning of the qualification period for candidates for commission as set forth in Section 1.06 (6) of the Town Charter or one year immediately preceding the effective date of any appointment as commissioner. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED BY THE TOWN COMMISSION OF THE TOWN OF HIGHLAND BEACH, FLORIDA, that Section 1.06 (6) of the Town Charter be amended to read: (6) In order to qualify as a candidate for commissioner, the candidate shall file with the town clerk such papers and pay such fees as may be required by Law, no earlier than noon on the last Tuesday in January nor later than noon on the second Tuesday in February of the calendar year in which the election is to be held. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED BY THE TOWN COMMISSION OF THE TOWN OF HIGHLAND BEACH, FLORIDA, that Section 8 -3 of the Code of Ordinances of the Town entitled "Election dates" be amended to read: Section 8 -3. Election Dates. On the second Tuesday in March, 1985, and every two (2) years thereafter, the qualified electors shall elect a mayor - commisssioner and two (2) other commissioners for terms of two (2) years. The term of any office which has been filled by appointment to fill a vacancy, shall be deemed to expire by the expiration of the term of such office or the next election date, whichever shall first occur. On the second Tuesday in March, 1986, and every two (2) years thereafter, the qualified electors shall elect a vice - mayor commissioner and one other commissioner for terms of two (2) years. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED BY THE TOWN COMMISSION OF THE TOWN OF HIGHLAND BEACH, FLORIDA, that Section 8 -4 of the Code of Ordinances of the Town entitled "Qualification of Candidates" be amended to read: Section 8 -4. Qualification of Candidates. Any person who shall possess the qualifications of a candidate as prescribed by Section 1.06 (5) of the Town Charter, may become a candidate for nomination to the office of: Mayor - commissioner, vice - mayor - commissioner, and three (3) other commissioners of the town, by filing with the town clerk such papers and paying such fees as may be required by Law, no earlier than noon on the last Tuesday in January nor later than noon on the second Tuesday in February of the calendar year in which the election is to be held. All candidates shall be required to complete forms for qualifying as required, from time to time, by Florida Statutes. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED BY THE TOWN COMMISSION OF THE TOWN OF HIGHLAND BEACH, FLORIDA, that the legislative intent of this Ordinance is to bring the Town Charter and the Code of Ordinances in conformity with that certain Special Act of the Florida Legislature designated as Chapter 83 -498, Laws of Florida and the provisions of the aforesaid Chapter 83 -498 shall prevail in the event of conflict with any ..� provisions of the Charter or Code of Ordinances of the Town of Highland Beach. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE TOWN COMMISSION OF THE TOWN OF HIGHLAND BEACH, FLORIDA this 3 day of A.D., 1985, this Ordinance shall become effectIve on the .3 day of A.D. , 1985. C Louis Y, orton, Mayor 1 Mary uise G. glosser, Vice Mayor ATTEST: Jo J. WSO, Commissioner TowK Clerk( William E. 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